Bad signal Help !!!!!

[Kim 95' V6 DK]

after i hooked up my 2 amp's.<BR>my radio signal went from being super to being shitty <BR>so what do I do ??<BR>my teory is that the oem wires to the <BR>head unit isnt enough<BR>but Iam not sure <BR>Please help

[-=deathtrap-mx3=-]

are you saying you hooked up TWO amps to the oem wires and not RCA preouts? THAT would be your problem!

[VizualXTC]

Are you talking about signal from your radio, or from your CD? If it's the radio, then I would check the antanne hokup on the back, if not, there are a few items that help boost radio reseption. If it's from your CD's then I would suggest rewiring the back of the head unit. Always remember yo run the RCA cables and speaker cables about 12" away from ANY power wires, that can introduce noise into your music. If neither of this helps, you need to elaborate on the problem so we can help. Hope this fixes it for ya tho.

[Kim 95' V6 DK]

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by VizualXTC:<BR><STRONG>Are you talking about signal from your radio, or from your CD? If it's the radio, then I would check the antanne hokup on the back, if not, there are a few items that help boost radio reseption. If it's from your CD's then I would suggest rewiring the back of the head unit. Always remember yo run the RCA cables and speaker cables about 12" away from ANY power wires, that can introduce noise into your music. If neither of this helps, you need to elaborate on the problem so we can help. Hope this fixes it for ya tho.</STRONG><HR></BLOCKQUOTE><P>It's my radio signal but it is only bad when my amps are hooked to the radio

[VizualXTC]

bad grounds

[Kim 95' V6 DK]

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by VizualXTC:<BR><STRONG>bad grounds</STRONG><HR></BLOCKQUOTE><P>SURE?? which is it radio or amps

[mx3ADAM]

could be both, try a better ground for the head unit and the amps!!!

[VizualXTC]

bad grounds to the amp. Turn your bass completely off (so you can only hear out of your 4 speakers) when your amps are hooked up. See if the signal still sucks. If it doesn't it is the amps ground. If it does suck, then I'm at a complete loss. I would try rewiring the system. BTW what type of system are you running? (i.e. head unit, speakers, amp, subs)

[Kim 95' V6 DK]

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by VizualXTC:<BR><STRONG>BTW what type of system are you running? (i.e. head unit, speakers, amp, subs)</STRONG><HR></BLOCKQUOTE><P>thanks for all the help ill try it this weekend.<P>Headunit: Sony cdx m700r (i think.)<BR>amps: phoenix gold Qx4150 4CH - Qx2350 2CH<BR>speakers: all Boston<BR>front: Rc620 - 6.5" <BR>back: Rc67D - 6.5"<BR>sub: 10.5 Pro also Boston